Sentence examples for out of continuous from inspiring English sources

"Chopin was certainly aware of a famous piece for violin from the Baroque, which also was built out of continuous trills," Mr. Kallberg said.

This gap seems to have emerged from the time GCSEs were introduced, suggesting girls have done well out of continuous assessment, though other factors like refining subject choices and better role-models may matter too.One thing Britain will not be short of, following Mr Gove's reforms, is diversity.

In 1930, while laid up with a sprained leg, Brooks began a series of more than 100 drawings of humans, angels, demons, animals, and monsters, all formed out of continuous curved lines.

We have undertaken a meta-analysis suggesting that out-of-hospital continuous positive airway pressure (CPAP) has the best evidence of effectiveness.

We determine the cost-effectiveness of out-of-hospital continuous positive airway pressure (CPAP) compared with standard care for adults presenting to emergency medical services with acute respiratory failure.

Our committee pointed out the principle of continuous improvement: any industry has to continuously improve to be competitive, and we need to do that with our regulatory system as well.

The objectives of this study were to assess the knowledge on secondary prevention among medical officers, to find out the methods of Continuous medical education (CME) among medical officers and to find out their perceived role in risk factor prevention. CME is one powerful method of bridging the gap between evidence based medicine and clinical practice.

Remelting of thermal spray coatings is carried out by means of continuous irradiation of СО2-laser in nitrogen or argon atmosphere, electron beam in vacuum and focused tungsten halogen lamp line heater in atmosphere.

This is thanks to the work of these associations which has been carried out in spite of continuous political intimidation from nationalists and suspicious, even overtly hostile glares from their fellow compatriots.

In order to rule out the probability of continuous enzymatic chitinase activity during the assay, the signal intensity from boiled samples were compared to non-boiled samples and the signal difference was found to be statistically insignificant.

This paper presents numerical study about the influence of the shear flexibility, due to either bending and warping, on the out-of-plane free vibration of continuous horizontally curved thin-walled beams with both open and closed sections.